Cullen Jennings wrote: > Henry, I don't know what I can do to convince you I am not lying. I > have said many times that there are other open source implementations > of P2P SIP proposals in addition to the fine work from Columbia. Cisco > has open source one that I have helped with. You can get it yourself > from the b-20070702-p2p branch of the resiprocate.org site. Or browse > the code at > http://svn.resiprocate.org/rep/resiprocate/branches/b-20070702-p2p/ > . It is under a BSD like license. This was provided as open source > for the general public on September 17, 2007 which I suspect was > actually before any others were publicly available. I announced that > this existed at the microphone in one of the p2psip adhocs. I have > told you this several times in person. It upsets me when you say this > does not exist. I really don't know what to say.
For some reasons I don't undestand, people tend to forget about projects they are not directly involved in. Guess what, we have had the SIPDHT project running on sourceforge since May '05, providing firstly a working implementation of initial David's drafts and then, from July '07, a full implementation of XPP and XPP-PCAN; no matter how many times we have pointed it out, during live meetings and on this list too, people keep ignoring it. But, Cullen, please, don't get upset: I'm sure they are not lying, they are just "forgetting". -- Ciao, Enrico
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